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Show Central Utah Art Festival Begins Today With Poetry Fireside, Gallery Reception Music, Art, Drama SUNDAY, OCTOBER Provo, Utn 8A Sunday Herald f , 196 Two in F Minor, Opus 21.. Indonesia's cul. Dr. Glenn R. Williams is con-- : ture by relating the story of the ductor. The remainder of the iRamayana (great Hindu epic) program will include Hayden's through various art forms. ("Surprise Symphony," Bartok's and A gamelan orchestra will ac- - ''Hun-- i an Ske'ches" "Romeo and icomDanv the performers and in Tchaikovsky's keeping with Japanese tradition Juliet Overture." a narrator will relate the events A troupe of modern dancers, under direction oi Paul Taylor, depicted on the itage. dition In 1905 was responsible Another highlight of the festi-- : recently named Chevalier des for insDir jig Bela Bartok's Hun-vwill be Uie concert by the Arts et des Lettres by the garian Sketches which are bas-- Utah Valley Symphony Wednes- - French government for his dis-e- d on folk me'.Ddies of Magyar dav evenine at the Provo Tab- - distinguished services in the origin. This programaic piece ernacle at 8:15 p.m. with Reid creative arts, will appear in con- sKetcnes live scenes from the Nibley, pianist per- - cert at Brigham Young "An forming Chopin's Concert Num- - sity, Friday anri Saturday, Oct. countryside 31 and Nov. 1. Evening in the Viliage," "Beari Dance," "Melody," "Slightly The Paul Taylor Dance Com. and "Swineherd's Tipsey," pany, noted for dancing porDance." trayals ranging from satire on The Tchaikovsky piece has modern dance and ballet to been called "a theatrical exhiclassic modsrn dance, will prebition of Romantic emotion," sent recitals at 8:15 p.m. both but is in the classical sonata evenings in the de Jong Concert form with an introduction and Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Continued from Pa?e 1A) ber cross-sectio- of n Utah Valley Symphony Will Play First Concert Wednesday Night are scheduled for Dec. 10, Jan. 28, Feb. 25 and April 15. The Hay den work derives its name from the sudden fortis simo crash on a weak beat in the second movement. Hayden, displaying a piquant sense of humor, wanted to give people something to talk about when they went to his concerts, and this method he used has since been responsible for keeping By PAM STOTT Utf'.i The Valley Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Glenn R. Williams, will play the open Weding concert of the season, nesday night. Soloist for the concert is pianist Reid Nibley, who will perform in Chopin's Conceta No. 2 in F Minor, Opus 21. The remainder of the program includes Hayden's Surprise Sym-p- h o n y, Bartok's Hungarian Sketches and Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Overture. The concert, scheduled for 8:15 in the Provo Tabernacle, will be followed by a reception in the City and County Build- concert-goer- s Jng, where the may greet symphony members. Tickets, for the season or a al well-know- n univer-Hungari- Buildings awake those who were bored or tended to fall asleep because the first movement was so slow and soothing. Chopin, himself a master of la coda. Tchaikovsky also wrote the keyboard, wrote the Con- - two other large scale works on certa No. 2 in Warsaw in 1829: a Shakespearean By DELOS SMITH "The Tempest," when he was only 19 years old. and Juliet! NEW YORK (LPI)-Rais- mg Despite his youth, critics agreed a lthough that he had a remarkable un- Overture Fantasy has proved and spending $184 million to better the performing arts, most Donular. " i single concert are available derstanding of piano techinque the the musical, can never Txom symphony members and and virtuosity. Symphony officers this year mainly be small g potatoes. But it has A peasant-sonexpeconcerts Other hunting are Richard E. Barker, presi at the door. D. done been John by dent, Mrs. James Mason, vice host of a 3rd Rockefeller and president, Mrs. E.k Skousen, and this evening Mrs. "others," historian - secretary, Oct. 26) the feat will (Sunday, manMichael Adams, personnel celebrated with music, and Mrs. Lamar E. Gar be Completed For Music subject, IVd 1 BYU Production of Moan1 Center. The public is invited to attend. The announced program for the Friday evening performance ... . ;TT:3 Piece Period," "Private Do main" and "Public Domain." The Saturday evening program will innludp kItpMipc titled "Post Meridian," "From' oea 10 anining sea ana "Apoc- - i,n F The first annual Fellowship ager, naturally. Awards Eanquet of the Arts and rard, Librarian. Concertmaster It will be the formal opening Council of Central Utah will be is Barbara Williams. I of the newly completed and held Saturday, Nov. 1, at 6 p.m. Symphony Board President is Lincoln the last building was a little bit crazy, and at Jon G. Clark, with Mrs. A. very Center for the Performing Arts in the Springville Art Gallery times Mr. Bailey's wild cries Rex Dunford, business manag10 has Chairman for the event is Glen in years and wild gestures would lead us er, Dr. Willard Loveridge, vice which Manhat- Smith of J.ehi, a member of the a transformed speedy us to believe that he is some president, John Swindle, vice p tan neighborhood (Broadway in kind of a fool. But he is a president, Mrs. Gary Madsen, Aris council tjoara 01 Uover- the 60s) into adjacent sump fool whom the audience enjoys secretary, Mrs. Ross Viehweg, tuous performing arenas for nors. All persons who are interwith C. p antics his J. Mrs. and and treasurer, watching, and their ested in the activities of the assorted his inviting and highly amusArts Council are cordially inserving as Symphony followers. performers SUKERNI, DANGER FROM BALI, will be one of many dancers performing ing consort, Penny Viglione, Guild president vited to attend. Tickets are houses the at 8:15 p.m. in the Harris Fine Arts Concert Hall as part of the new The Monday building fill the theater with laughter. available from: Juilliard Concert series. Sukerni is one of the Budaya Troupe from venerable, prestigious But the performance is more which has nurtured Provo Chamber of Commerce; School Indonesia. than funny. It Is a production Lee Knell and Associates, 240 generations 0 f performers, of many moods. Mr. Bailey, as East Center; Merrill Bradshaw, cost musical. $29.5 It mainly the King, believeably changes Harris Fine Arts Center, 8:15 p.m. at the Tabernacle; to promote an understanding of of suitable proportions to pro-th- e halls four million and contains the Woodward Choir's presentacontribution of Fine Arts to mote interest in creative aspects when he realizes the power Fiction BYU. with a total seating capacity of tion of Handel's Messiah Dec. community development. which Joan's victories have giv GODFATHER-Ma- rio THE jof Utah; to promote a rationale The 2,606. piogram will include the 13 at 8:15 p.m. at the TaberTo exemplify the state recog- - of excellence in the arts in the en him. In his final scene, Puzo Other Buildings awarding of two medals for dis- nacle; the George M. Cohan nition of outstanding creative 'state, Bailey is no longer a simple THE LOVE MACHINE tinguished achievements in the musical the are it control takes Clustered around fool and when he by Utah Valley Opera work in Utah. To provide a ocus ur fund Jacqueline Susann arts and the presentation of the Nov. 5 at 8:15 of things the mood becomes Metropoli completed previously p.m. at Span, To gain national prestige .raising, which will be used to THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN tan Opera House, with 3,928 prize money for the winner of ish Fork High School. more serious. through the Festival program promote achievement in the Michael Crichton seats and which cost $46.5 the medal design contest, who Edvvin Walker, who was just of the Arts Festi - for securing government grants 'cultural arts in the area Objectives PORTNOVS COMPLAINT million; the hall of the New was Dallas Anderson of Orem. a little too mechanical in his val, according to Dr. Merrill Philip Roth York PhiExarmonic Orchestra, There will also be an election becomes role as the director, Bradshaw. president of the PRETENDERS-Gw- en THE 2,729 seats, cost $19.5 million, ' a very convincing inquisitor in Board of Governors of the Davis the Vivian Beaumont Theatre, Board of Gove the final act of the play. And Council are: NAKED CAME THE STRAN 1,439 seats, cost $10.3 million. Michael L. Flynn. who charm To an interest promote GER In addition there is the Penelope Ashe ed the audience as Joan's little motivation of Arts Coun. ADA OR ARDOR-Vladi- mir the of Museum and Library brother in the plays' first of Central Utah program in Nabokov (cost $8 the Women's Council Art Ex- - cil Performing Arts scenes, also becomes a conas a center for cultural Utah A PLACE IN THE brass for shell and a 2 Nov. hibit million) at the Cultural vincing, and one might add, d" lucal am"" Gainham for seats 2,500 Center. 370 W band with 500 M ... wuv a very hateable prosecutor in THE GOODBYE LOOK-Rj v.v kJ ) ment for artistic incentive and oss in the listeners n park, adjoining art shows by James the final scene. MacDonald The Vivian Beaumont Theatre Young (November) and Max Steven Anderson, as Father EXCEPT FOR ME AND is for drama. The New York Weaver Woodthe (December); a adds Joan's COMFORT Priest, THEE-JessaMassieu, West State Theatre houses both a ward Chorale Concert Nov. 3 at note of compassion and underNonfiction dance company and a second for the boss standing to the harsh ending THE PETER PRINCIPLE-Laure- nce opera company and can be iiad when Joan is left alone and befull fin Modarn J. Peter and Ray- for musical comedy or rock and BONN A German citizen, trayed by almost everyone. furnimond Hull Exfutiv the roll. welcoming increased value THE KINGDOM AND THE The man chiefly responsible of the German mark and his While it would have been imture far th Talese Offica. is one of the least known (to increased buying power: possible for the costumes and POWER-G- ay THE MAKING OF THE the public of the five sons of scenery to actually recreate me l could hardly afford to dine eorv and eleeance ot old 'PRESIDENT Jr. As in a hotel when I last visited STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY H John D. Rockefeller Ph. 40 W. 100 N. at hint do times; white France, they II everyone must know, they New York." linn mi 11 iiiiiiniliii iililliliil r, PARENT with deep golds and pale, pale BETWEEN AND include the governors of both L G. New York and Arkansas, ana blues that aid the imagination TEENAGER-- Dr. Haim Ginott to recreate Joan's world. the diairman of the Chase AN UNFINISHED WOMAN Manhattan Bank. The bearer of Dr. Gledhill's announced inthe very famous name in its tention was to create a pro- Lillian Hellman MY LIFE WITH JACQUE third transit is the eldest. He is Utah County duction which Barel- - 63, tall, lean, audiences could empathize with jLINE KENNEDY-M- ary as courtly, and as publicity-sh- y and enjoy, and the laughter and li Gallagher G. Martin JENNIE a monk. Ralph which each pergreets applause n ERNEST HEMINGWAY formance seem to indicate that His business has always been the company has done just that. Carlos Baker MY LIFE AND PROPHE- philanthropy, and he works at it These actors perform with in- CIES Jeane Dixon with Rene methodically from 9 to 5, ! weekdays. In this business he that rproduction with a message , i'T;?lra" n CAPTIVE CITY-O- vid Dema- may well be the should not be missed dv we Th Enjoyable and Enchanting BYU Theater's presentation us a of "Joan of Lorraine production which Utah County can fully enjoy. theater-goer- s Dr. Preston R. Gledhill has taken Maxwell Anderson's beloved In order play and adapted it to increase the enjoyment of Utah audiences. Dr. Gledhill has even changed the ending slightly to improve the theatrical illusion. Carol Thorn, who plays the role of the heroine, is a charming and delightful little Joan. Surrounded by tall and powerful men, little Miss Thorn marches through them with such spunk and outright faith, that it is easy for us to believe it when they all obey her. She literally grows in the part of Joan on the stage. We of the audience laugh with her, and hoDe with her, until, near the end, we are almost praying that she will again be guided by the voices that she has been hearing In the past. The choice of this version of the Joan or Arc story seems particularly wise because it is evident from the first that the actors are a play, and necessarily that Joan voices from -- r Holt-kam- BYU-Commun- BEST SELLERS E-4- 42 12-1- r .Sl.rSa COUN-TRV-Sar- p.trau. X one-ma- merely presenting the audience is not forced to believe is really hearing 1 myn Heaven. At the beL. Walker, who Edwin ginning plays the role of the director, tells us to sit back and enjoy the performance. And the audience does enjoy this performance. Everyone is enchanted by Brad F. Bailey, who plays the role of the Dauphine, who later becomes King of France. It is said that the actual Dauphine 1968-The- odore 373-53- 1 Sony 630 Stereo Tape Recorder Is Just Like Conducting Your Own , g, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WASHINGTON (UPD -- Sen. 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